Founded after the 15th World Games for the Deaf (1985), the Deaf Athletic Federation of the United States was created by track coach Jack Griffin (see series 2) as a central governing body for the training of deaf athletes and the organization of competitions. Today it is known as USA Deaf Track and Field. Berg served as its president for the first four years of its existence.

This series includes DAFUS newsletters and programs from DAFUS-sanctioned events, a history of the organization, and some proposals, correspondence, and minutes related to its operation.